Where did you drive it? On country roads? Roads in bad shape? > with fewer accidents per mile than humans This sort of stat is highly misleading. The data is

Where did you drive it? On country roads? Roads in bad shape? > with fewer accidents per mile than humans This sort of stat is highly misleading. The data is for testing on very safe very good condition roads and/or highways. I highly suggest this source if you'd like a real look at self-driving car progress and not self-patting press releases from the carmakers or PR churns from the media: https://ideas.4brad.com/gmcruise-leaks-show-them-way-way-behind-waymo-its-time-better-metrics-everybody https://ideas.4brad.com/gmcruise-leaks-show-them-way-way-beh... My favorite was one he had on the security of self-driving cars (which is laughably inadequate): http://ideas.4brad.com/disconnected-car-right-security-plan-robocars http://ideas.4brad.com/disconnected-car-right-security-plan-... Brad Templeton is a former EFF chairman and a former adviser to Google's self-driving car project (from before it was called Waymo).